Power System Load Flow Analysis

1st Edition
0071782613 · 9780071782616
This rigorous tutorial is aimed at both power system professionals and electrical engineering students. Breaking down the complexities of load flow analysis into a series of short, focused chapters, the book develops each of the major algorithms used… Read More
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CHAPTER 1. SYSTEM REPRESENTATION

CHAPTER 2. THE LOAD FLOW PROBLEM

CHAPTER 3. REFERENCE SYSTEM

CHAPTER 4. JACOBI METHOD

CHAPTER 5. GAUSS-SEIDEL METHOD

CHAPTER 6. Z-MATRIX METHODS

CHAPTER 7. NEWTON-RAPHSON METHODS

CHAPTER 8. NEWTON-RAPHSON METHOD USING CARTESIAN COORDINATES

CHAPTER 9: NEWTON-RAPHSON METHOD USING POLAR COORDINATES

CHAPTER 10: FAST DECOUPLED METHOD

CHAPTER 11: DC LOAD FLOW

CHAPTER 12: VOLTAGE CONTROL (1): GENERATORS

CHAPTER 13: VOLTAGE CONTROL (2): ON-LOAD TAP-CHANGING (OLTC) TRANSFORMERS

CHAPTER 14: RESULTS OUTPUT

CHAPTER 15: SOLUTION DIFFICULTIES

APPENDIX

REFERENCE

FURTHER READING

INDEX

This rigorous tutorial is aimed at both power system professionals and electrical engineering students. Breaking down the complexities of load flow analysis into a series of short, focused chapters, the book develops each of the major algorithms used, covers the handling of generators and transformers in the analysis process, and details how these algorithms can be deployed in powerful software. Having read the book, and EE student or engineer will have all the tools necessary to predict load usage and prevent overloads, blackouts, and brownouts.